In/with reference to
preposition
It is used to indicate the topic or subject of something you are talking or writing about.
I am writing to you in reference to your recent email.

Often appears as...
- in reference to your question
- in reference to your complaint
Usage tips
Formal
preposition
It is used to indicate the topic or subject of something you are talking or writing about.
I am writing to you in reference to your recent email.

Often appears as...
- in reference to your question
- in reference to your complaint
Usage tips
Formal
Definition 1 of 1

Subject Clarity
Use 'in reference to' to clarify the subject of your discussion, avoiding confusion.

In reference to the budget cuts, we need a new strategy.
Business Correspondence
Often used in formal business emails to introduce the main point or subject.

With reference to our contract, I have identified several discrepancies.
Avoid Overuse
Don't overuse 'in reference to'; use it only when switching topics or specifying a subject.

We resolved the issue. In reference to the meeting, I suggest Thursday.
Subject Clarity
Use 'in reference to' to clarify the subject of your discussion, avoiding confusion.

In reference to the budget cuts, we need a new strategy.
Business Correspondence
Often used in formal business emails to introduce the main point or subject.

With reference to our contract, I have identified several discrepancies.
Avoid Overuse
Don't overuse 'in reference to'; use it only when switching topics or specifying a subject.

We resolved the issue. In reference to the meeting, I suggest Thursday.
Subject Clarity
Use 'in reference to' to clarify the subject of your discussion, avoiding confusion.

In reference to the budget cuts, we need a new strategy.
Business Correspondence
Often used in formal business emails to introduce the main point or subject.

With reference to our contract, I have identified several discrepancies.
Avoid Overuse
Don't overuse 'in reference to'; use it only when switching topics or specifying a subject.

We resolved the issue. In reference to the meeting, I suggest Thursday.
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